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Daily Archives: April 26, 2014
The New Reformation
Originally posted on The Upside Down World:
It occurred to me this morning that perhaps Christianity has been going through a Tower of Babel experience. If you recall your kiddie bible stories, the tower of Babel tells us why there…
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I Chronicles 7
This week, I will write about I Chronicles 7 for my weekly quiet time blog post. I Chronicles 7 contains puzzling details. I Chronicles 7:14 says that Manasseh had an Aramean concubine. How could this be the case, if Manasseh … Continue reading
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